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Compiled at 58-27-3 record as the Women's Head Coach
Compiled a 107-77-1 record with the Middlebury Panthers and has the Gail Smith Doubles Tournament named after her.
Freshman, Helen Motter won the NCAA Women's Championship. First time in women's history at Middlebury College
Senior Nancy Olsen and Freshman Helen Motter won the NCAA Doubles National Championship together
Helen Motter wins the NCAA singles title and the NCAA doubles title with partner Nanci Olson.
Nate Simms compiled a 75-21 record while at Middlebury. He had the highest winning percentage (72.1%) of any coach for the Women's Tennis Team
The Middlebury Women's Tennis team set a school record in 2004 for winning 16 matches in one season
The Panthers halt a run of eleven consecutive NESCAC championships for Williams, taking the trophy back to Vermont for the first time in program history.
Middlebury Men's Tennis clinches first NCAA Title by beating Williams (4-3) at Bates College
One of the greatest accomplishes in Middlebury Women's Tennis history is when the 2005 team reached the Semifinals of the 2005 NCAAs
Men's tennis dominates proceedings at the annual NESCAC Championships!
Middlebury win the NESCAC Championship for a third straight year defeating Williams College in the final by a score of 4-3 in the new knockout format.
Mike Morgan replaces Nate Simms as the new head coach of the women's varsity tennis team
Nathan Simms (2000-2006) leaves Middlebury for Skidmore College and Mike Morgan replaces him
The men's tennis program extended their NESCAC winning streak to four straight years as they crush Williams College 7-2 at Amherst in a very one sided final.
The doubles duo of Andrew Thomson and Filip Marinkovic took the Fall National Doubles title in style as they clinched victory without dropping a set. They defeated the Emory team 6-3 6-4 in the final.
After losing out to Bowdoin in the final of the 2008 NESCAC Championships, Middlebury bounces back to win their fifth title in 2009 defeating Amherst 5-3 at the Williams campus in Massachusetts.
Andrew Thomson became a 2X Champion of the Fall ITA Small College National Doubles Championship as he and partner Andrew Lee earned a hard fought 6-1, 2-6, 7-6 (5) over their opponents from Emory in the final.
Middlebury rout Williams 5-0 in the NESCAC final to earn their sixth title in seven years.
Middlebury men's tennis clinch their second NCAA crown defeating Amherst 5-1 at Oberlin College in Ohio.
Middlebury's most successful tennis coach leaves to take over the head position at Brown University. He leaves having won two National Championships for the Panthers and 6 NESCAC Championships. Interim coach Rob Barr takes over the mantle as head coach of the Middlebiry men's team.
Bob Hansen takes over from interim coach Rob Barr as head coach of the men's varsity tennis team. He brings with him over 30 years of experience coaching at UC Santa Cruz, CA and seven NCAA DIII National Team Championships.
Sophomore Lok-Sze Leung beats Kristin Lim of Claremont 6-1 6-3 to win the NCAA Division III Women's Tennis Singles Championship in Kalamazoo, Michigan. She did not drop a set throughout the tournament.
The Middlebury College men's tennis duo of Brantner Jones and Palmer Campbell clinch the USTA/ITA Small College National Tennis Doubles Championship.
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